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Lost Man Trail Photo One

 

 

Hunter Frying Pan Wilderness, Lost Man Trail wildflowers were peaking on the hike in past Independence Lake then to Lost Man Pass. Its 4.6 miles to Lost Man Pass with an elevation gain of 595 feet.  A Semi-loop hike of 8.8 mile to the campground 3 miles down the road is possible.

 

This adventure begins below Pikes Peak then west on US-24 heading towards Independence Pass and Hunter Frying Pan Wilderness, Lost Man Trail
This adventure begins below Pikes Peak then west on US-24 heading towards Independence Pass and Hunter Frying Pan Wilderness, Lost Man Trail

 

Crags on the west side of Pikes Peak in Pike National Forest Colorado
Crags on the west side of Pikes Peak

 

Heading out over the plain below Wilkerson Pass towards the town of Hartsel Colorado
Heading out over the plain below Wilkerson Pass towards the town of Hartsel

 

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Old homestead along US-24 on the high plains in the South Park Heritage area Colorado
Old homestead along US-24 on the high plains

 

Heading in to Twin Lakes Colorado
Heading in to Twin Lakes Colorado

 

Twin Lakes Colorado, hike, bike, fish, backpack, Colorado and Continental Trails pass through here, too.
Twin Lakes Colorado, hike, bike, fish, backpack, Colorado and Continental Trails pass through here, too.

 

Elephants Heads, a dense racemes of flowers that are perfect little elephant heads. on the Lost Man Trail, Hunter Frying Pan Wilderness Colorado
Elephants Heads, a dense racemes of flowers that are perfect little elephant heads.

 

Headwaters of the Fryingpan River, is a beautiful wilderness area in Colorado
Headwaters of the Fryingpan River, is a beautiful wilderness area

 

Up on the Shelf on the Left is Linkins Lake, a beautiful short hike entering Hunter Fryingpan Wilderness Colorado
Up on the Shelf on the Left is Linkins Lake, a beautiful short hike

 

Bistort Wildflower, on Lost Man Trail Hunter Fryingpan Wilderness Colorado
Bistort Wildflower, on Lost Man Trail

 

Wildflowers colored the terrain as it rose and slowly dropped away Hunter Fryingpan Wilderness Colorado
Wildflowers colored the terrain as it rose and slowly dropped away

 

 

As a company, as individuals and a group, we are strong supporters of public land and can’t stress enough how everyone needs to get involved with a local conservation in your area and do all we can to save our “Wilderness Areas, Monuments, and other Public Lands”.

Don’t Let Our Government become very reckless with Nature and Our Public Lands!
Support Your Local Conservation Organizations!

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